What do you get when you bring together Abbas Tyrewala, A R
Rahman, and some of the best singers and musicians in the industry?
You get a fab OST full of really, really, really good music. We are
talking about the soundtrack for the upcoming rom-com Jhootha Hi
Sahi, which opens on October 15th. The story of the film was written by
Tyrewala's wife Pakhi, who also stars in the film opposite John Abraham.
For the OST, Rahman composed seven tracks plus two remixes that
encompass many different styles, moods and flavors. Each one is
multifaceted with the maestro's magic touch. Let's break down two
track. Whattt say??? People.... Hallla bollll...
Romantic music is a musicological term reffering to a particular period,
theory, compositional practice, and canon in European and Indian music
history. ‘jazz’ is a music genre that originated at the beginning of the 20th
century in African American communities in southern united states from
Europe music tradition. As there are many types of ‘jazz’ named as jazzcore,
Jazz funk, jazz rap, mambo, ska jazz, soul jazz, smooth jazz, jump blues…
Shreya has shown her quality of singing in every part of this tracks… as in
Romantic and jazz. ‘cry cry’ is meant as romantic era and a bit jazz with
Rashid ali a great and spontaneous combination you can feel and enjoy…
Param pam para’ is a acid jazz track a lot of energy and enthusiasm needs
to sing for this track and shreya proved it by singing in solo. Just make your
mood for the music put on your saxophone or a cool earpads and just put it
oud and enjoy… as more information further about this two rahman’s track.
With a cool mix to his voice, Rashid Ali starts off the zippy Cry Cry.
Cry Cry' is one of those tracks that you cannot get out of your head.
In fact, I think every time I read the title, the hook line lyric starts
singing in my mind. Rahman created a sharp but cool underlying tempo
and then uses the vocals and even the lyrics to create part of the music.
Ali is fabulous on this track, and from the adorable song promo seems
the perfect match for John Abraham. Shreya Ghoshal joins in and gives
an energetic performance that really adds a lot to the song. Both she
and Rashid stand up well to the demands of their voices becoming an
instrument and not just singers on top of the music. Musically, it is a very
interesting song to listen to. The composer uses many different instruments
in the intervening musical stanzas, which are very good. It is a song in pieces
but the separate pieces are very good. I liked this more every time I listened
to it. Cry Cry itna Cryyyyy...
We then have Pam Para and once again this song grabs you from
the first notes, and those gorgeous notes are sung by the one and
only Shreya Ghoshal! Could there be a better song for her voice?
I don't think.. shreya is only the singer who can sing such type of
jazz and funky tracks in a tremendous way. She just grabbed the
heart of every listener. tracks she showed her incredible vocal range,
outstanding delivery and the tonal quality to her voice and boy, does
she kill it! Rahman introduces another new groove, with a hard hitting
back beat that makes you want to turn this song up to 11! There is a
funky syncopated beat running throughout the song that is especially
heard in the refrains that is too good. Rahman also shows off Shreya's
skill by incorporating jazz and having her sing scat, which she performs
flawlessly. You can also hear the jazz riff in other sections of the music.
If you have just concentrate and sound into first track theres also the
flavour of ‘Brass Bazz’. Many recording equipments used such as
electronic drum sets, drum machines, DJ machines, DJ mixers. If
you can you can talk more but that’s enough. Overall, the maestro
king of music AR Rahman and sacaqarine voice singer shreya ghoshal
has made tracks loud.
Many songs you can tune into are with a clearitic and maestros
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Replaysoon. Watch it! Earthian people…. @shreyaghoshal….
